Your progress follows you
Saves live in your own iCloud, so a new iPhone picks up in the room you left. Nothing is stored on our servers — because there aren't any.
It's your era.
A match-to-upgrade puzzle game about taste. Merge shoes into stilettos, coupes into champagne service, and a studio walk-up into a château.
Coming soon to iPhone
No ads
Not between levels, not for a reward, not ever. Nothing interrupts the room you're building.
No lives
Lose a level, play it again. There is no counter deciding when you're allowed to try.
No energy meter
Play for four minutes or four hours. The game never asks you to come back tomorrow.
102
Levels
34
Rooms
23
Collections
7
Homes
How it plays
Match three. Upgrade everything.
Three ballet flats make a nude pump. Three pumps make a red stiletto. Keep going and you're holding golden heels — and the room you were furnishing just became somewhere worth photographing.
Twenty-three collections, five tiers deep
Jewelry, chandeliers, gowns, perfume, patisserie, rare books, wine, silver, china, art, flowers — every chain climbs from something ordinary to something you'd insure. The top tier of each is the one worth chasing.
…and fifteen more.
Two nights at the Gala
Out of moves? Play Pairs at the Gala and win more — the better you remember, the more you get back. Feeling generous? Closet Cleanout sorts what you no longer wear into donation boxes.
The ladder
Seven homes. One very good address.
You start with a walk-up and a closet corner. You finish with a château and a salon de thé. Every room in between is somewhere you actually furnished.
The particulars
Built to be played, not farmed.
Game Center leaderboards
Two boards: total stars for the players who three-star everything, and collection size for the ones who want the whole set.
Free to play, optional to spend
The game is free to download and the full ladder is playable without spending. Carats can be bought if you'd rather move faster.
Coming soon
It's your era.
Champagne Taste is in TestFlight ahead of its App Store release. If you'd like to know when it lands — or you're already testing and something needs fixing — the support page is the place.